Skip to main content

Dr. Ramzi Salti's Arabology

Search This Blog

Sat 4/27 World Lebanese Cultural Union Event in San Mateo, CA

Get link
Facebook
Twitter
Pinterest
Email
Other Apps

World Lebanese Cultural Union

Get link
Facebook
Twitter
Pinterest
Email
Other Apps

Podcasts

arabology · Arabology Podcasts

Audio Interviews by Ramzi Salti

arabology · Arabology Interviews by Dr. Ramzi Salti

Ramzi Salti: Video Interviews

Ramzi Salti: Events + Talks + Events (Video Playlist)

Ramzi Salti's Arabology Guests

Ramzi Salti's Arabology Guests

Popular Posts

أميرة البيلي والقصيدة التي أبكت مصر(أنا مليت)

أميرة البيلي شاعرة مصرية من مواليد محافظة الاسكندرية بدأت كتابة الشعر من ٢٠١٤ واستمرت في تطوير اسلوبها في الكتابة والالقاء وتميزت في الفترة الاخيرة بأسلوبها الخاص. وقد نالت قصيدتها "أنا مليت" والتي أبكت مصر بالمركز الاول في مسابقة ابداع الاسكندرية. يمكنكم مشاهدة الفيديو أدناه أو عبر الرابط التالي: أنقر هنا كلمات القصيدة تعبت فَ قمت كلمته مانا بنته هيفهمني ويفهم اني محتاجة يكلمني ويسمعني ويفهم اني مخنوقة وحضنه بس هيساعني فَ كلّمته. الو ؟ هوانت ليه ساكت ؟ ألو فيا حجات ماتت ! الو تعبانة في أسمعني .. يرد يقول وايه يعني ؟ ما كل الخلق تعبانة ..وايه يعني ملامحك لسة بهتانة ما عادي كلنا مرضى .. جرحني بعجزي عن اني ارد القسوة ليه لكن .. انا قلبي مهوش داكن عشان يقسي ويكره حد.. مهواش حد فـ ليه جرّح .؟ وزعلني ياريته ما رد ، وليه اتغير بقا بارد وليه شارد بعيد عني ما كان بيقول زمان اني مراته وام لعياله وقالي اني هبقاله انا باقية لكن هو الي بيعافر ليخسرني كسرني لكني حبيته.. ياريتني ما كُنت حبيته ووهبته القلب واديته حنين عمره ما كان يحلم بحد يحبه يوم قدي .. خلاص عدي ودوس علي كام مرة و

Tunisian Film "Four Daughters" (Banat Olfa) Is a Hit at Cannes 2023

Banat Olfa : A Captivating Journey of Empowerment and Resilience A film review by Dr. Ramzi Salti, Stanford University Cinema has long served as a powerful medium to shed light on societal issues and ignite conversations about marginalized communities. Four Daughters (Arabic title is Banat Olfa ) is an extraordinary film that emerges as a poignant exploration of the lives of Tunisian women, revealing their struggles, aspirations, and unwavering resilience. Directed by Kaouther Ben Hania, this thought-provoking work of art invites viewers to delve into the complexities of female experiences in contemporary Tunisia. Through its engaging narrative and masterful storytelling, the film offers a compelling depiction of women's empowerment and their quest for freedom. Set against the backdrop of present-day Tunisia, Banat Olfa follows the journey of Olfa, a young woman from a modest background who finds herself entangled in the webs of human trafficking. The film introduces viewers to O

KQED Spotlights Ramzi Salti's Arabology Show (Article + Podcast)

Some screenshots from article, available in full at this link . KQED, a PBS and NPR station licensed to San Francisco, has just published an extensive article (and audio podcast) spotlighting Dr. Ramzi Salti's Arabology radio show/podcast. You can read the full article at this link (or click "Listen" on that page for the audio version). Published on July 12, 2024 and penned by Ariana Prohel--who also interviewed Dr. Salti--the show and podcast are part The California Report --KQED's daily statewide radio news program--which also hosts its popular program on Apple Podcasts . You can also listen to that episode on iTunes by clicking below or going to this link . Read full article on KQED's website at https://www.kqed.org/news/11993183/ramzi-salti-champions-indie-arab-musicians-with-arabology-podcast (or click on photo below):

Goodbye Julia: Landmark Sudanese Film Explores Redemption and Division

Goodbye Julia - A Sudanese Tale of Redemption Film review by Dr. Ramzi Salti, Stanford University Goodbye Julia , directed by Mohamed Kordofani, marks a significant milestone as the first Sudanese film to be showcased as an official selection at the prestigious Cannes Film Festival 2023. This captivating cinematic achievement weaves a thought-provoking narrative against the backdrop of Sudan's turbulent years leading up to the secession of South Sudan in 2011. Drawing from his own memories, Kordofani opens the film with a poignant scene on his balcony, setting the stage for the emotionally charged story that follows. At the heart of the film is Mona (played by Eiman Yousif), an upper-class Arab Muslim woman grappling with guilt over causing the death of a South Sudanese Christian man. Seeking redemption, Mona hires Julia (Siran Riak), the oblivious wife of the deceased, as her maid. Goodbye Julia delves into the complex ethnic, tribal, and religious divisions that have fractured S

Powered by Blogger